The Advanced Modular Reactor (AMR) is a next-generation, Generation IV nuclear reactor powered by non-proliferating fuel, setting new standards in safety, efficiency, and sustainability. As a highly innovative research and technology platform, the AMR addresses key challenges of the energy transition and offers solutions for a climate-friendly and reliable energy supply.

With its fast neutron spectrum, the reactor opens new avenues for the development of materials for future fusion reactors and other high-tech applications. This makes the AMR a key element for research, innovation, and industrial transformation.

By integrating with renewable energy systems, the AMR can contribute to the decarbonization of industrial and institutional infrastructures. Its high neutron flux also enables the production of essential medical radioisotopes and supports advanced applications in neutron research, imaging, and materials science.

The AMR is fully embedded in academic training programs, supporting the next generation of nuclear technology professionals. As a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration, it brings together science, industry, and society—with the goal of preserving technological knowledge in the long term and fostering international cooperation.

This project represents an opportunity to open a new chapter in the sustainable use of nuclear energy—driven by research, focused on safety, and oriented toward the future.

For more information please contact Christian Reiter